... for Mr Macfarlane. Why should he object to me or anyone else using the, words Scotland and England ? Unlike his World Parliament they exist, don't they? And until he has produced his world regional history and books, I prefer to mention regions ...

... (Chesterfield). Rickett (Sheffield Wed.). * The match, which is regarded by both countries a trial for the World Cup series, has given the England selectors the chance to test several young players of promise. They have also included a sprinkling experienced ...

... DRAW WILL GIVE BRAZIL CUP Brazil scored another overwhelming victory yesterday th© final pool of the world* soccer cup competition. They beat Spain 6-1, and sent nearly 200,000 Brazilians wild with delight. Having defeated Sweden 7-1 last Sunday, Brazil ...

... demonstrated that he is now back to his best form, and on this display must be considered a strong candidate for England against Scotland and the World Cup series in Brazil. Inside-left Baily, too, impressed once more for his quick thinking and deft touches, although ...

... NORTH SIDE WITH CUP-WINNING WAY Midlands Rugby . i 8' c Ask any Aberdonian which ■ likely to meet in the final ...

... combined teams representative of both leagues. England and Scottish Leagues would alternatively visit Belfast and Dublin, playing two games each per season with the joint Irish team. Yesterday's Cup-Ties ENGLISH CUP—FIRST ROUND. SOUTHEND 0 SWINDON T 3 CRYSTAL ...

... matter. The Englishman who crosses the Atlantic to-day is no longer crossing from the Old World to the New; he is crossing from the New World to the Old. Fairytale World. Mr Nichols makes this claim in his foreword. In it he sketches the background against ...

... the harbour launches —that cheerfully about their business round the world's seven seas. Such are the boats that are built in the yards of James N. Miller & Sons, of St Monance. In world of mass production how pleasant it is to find a place where the craftsman's ...

... New U.S. Envoy Arrives In an interview Southampton, the new Ambassador was asked whether he had been charged with any special mission by President Truman. He replied that he had not, except with the mission of improving and continuing the close co-operation ...

... LOOK OUT FOR CUP-TIE UPSETS ON TO-DAY'S ICE-BOUND PITCHES s pite yesterday's thaw, Jack Frost is likely to play a dominating part in a y cup clashes, both in Scotland and England. Pro St t^le es ke ou §ht on bone-hard, icy grounds. Such conditions the ...

... Electricity load shedding took place in ?? parts of England and Wales yesterdjJ' | A shop in Overgate, Dundee, has clock, above which is written* v Here. Youth organisations are not to be J',l use of the new Blackshade primary sen :i Dundee. Up to last ...

... 11, 1950. THE GENERAL ELECTION. Sir, —This morning we were given the date, and now it's up to us all. Party politics will not save us in this hour of the world's danger. Armageddon —that great battle between good and evil is ahead, and our small domestic ...